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Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2007-07-27
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2007-07-27 / 03:08PM
wow… i like this site… its really interactive… i think, i will really learn mandarin….
very nice.. keep it up benny…
Chinese Mandarin :
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2007-07-30 / 10:26AM
Hi, Lynie, Hope see you around here everyday! Keep learning!
Chinese Mandarin :
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2007-08-12 / 10:30AM
Excelente leccion y muy sencillo hasta ahora. 谢谢
Chinese Mandarin :
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2007-08-14 / 04:55AM
It works Benny, i love your lessons.
Benny your the best mandarin teacher on the net. Thank you Benny.
Chinese Mandarin :
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2007-08-14 / 09:55AM
Yes, it works very well! I love this site!
Chinese Mandarin :
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2007-08-14 / 10:08AM
Thanks for your support, David! I’ll do my best!
Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2007-08-22
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2007-08-25 / 09:11PM
ni hao benny – i must be driving you crazy posting all those questions and comments but i can’t stress it enough you’re the best and just providing all these free lessons you are the most popular mandarin teacher in the world
Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2007-06-01
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2007-08-28 / 11:51AM
Haha, ND, actually me and my Angels and Friends are so happy to answer all of your questions. I’m here for that! So askBenny anytime and any questions!
Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2007-09-18
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2007-10-06 / 10:44AM
So far, I have been trying the traditional way of learning in class and some few e-sites but so far benny you are the best. I am sticking to you for a while cus I believe in your philosophy of learning by interaction.
Chinese Mandarin :
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2007-10-07 / 10:12AM
Ni hao, Bobby! Thank you and it’s really encourage me. I’m very happy that I can help. We will hold our philosophy of learning.
Stay with us, there are more new things coming soon on our site!
Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2007-11-02
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2007-11-02 / 11:36PM
Benny, I will say only this : I LOVE you !!
Chinese Mandarin :
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2007-11-04 / 09:42AM
Xie xie ni severine! Sooooooooooo Happy!!
Hope see you everyday here!!
Chinese Mandarin :
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2007-11-08 / 07:03AM
I love the way you present it. A lot of enthousism :)
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2007-11-08 / 09:54AM
Thank you cfkwok! That’s me!! I love teaching in this way.
Chinese Mandarin :
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2007-11-16 / 06:04AM
This is very interesting and very novel way to teach a “difficult” language. I love to listen to people speak chinese and it could be fun to try and join in!
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2007-11-16 / 09:43AM
Ni hao Andrew! I love to make the “difficult” language easy to learn! If you have any questions, just ask Benny!
Chinese Mandarin :
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2007-11-24 / 05:49PM
I was looking at some mandarin news paper to see if i recognised any pinyins, I saw hao and I knew it was good, but then i saw the second half of hao on it’s own. What does it mean?
Chinese Mandarin :
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2007-11-25 / 12:39PM
Do you mean you saw “ao”?
With different tones and different context, “ao” have different meanings. For example:
jiāo ào = Pride
áo tāng = make a soup
ào nǎo =chagrin
Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2007-11-30
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2007-11-30 / 06:54AM
This is just great! I’ve just found your tutorial on youtube and it brought me here! I was supposed to find a good tutorial for a friend of mine, but it seems like I found a new language that seemed so difficult, yet with your method it seems a lot easier!!! Thank you, from our behalf! :D
Chinese Mandarin :
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2007-11-30 / 10:24AM
Welcome to Bennysland! Diana. I’m very happy that I can help people to learn my language, in an easy and fun way. Thank you for spreading the word of my website! Look around on Bennysland, it’s fun :)
Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2007-12-10
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2007-12-10 / 03:27AM
Very good Benny.
OMG i see the yugoslavia is here to^^
xie xie benny!!
Chinese Mandarin :
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2007-12-24 / 11:23PM
Thank you Benny, I believe that I can learn
basic Chinese by myself with your help. from now on I will be here everyday ;)
Chinese Mandarin :
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2007-12-26 / 09:24PM
Hi Benny
I just want to thank you for this amazing project!
I really cant thank you enough – have an amazing 2008.
greetings Theo – zai jian
Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2007-12-29
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2007-12-30 / 09:01PM
ni hao benny!
this lesson is great but i have a question. I watch chinese kung fu movies and i always hear someone saying hao ba and hao de and sometimes just hao and they are always subtitled just as “good” do they all mean the same thing?
Chinese Mandarin :
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2008-01-01 / 02:05PM
Hi benny!you are a good mandarin teacher!i watch you in youtube and it was easy to understand :) xie xie Benny! can i ask you a question?how to say i miss you in chinese? hehe…
Chinese Mandarin :
Registered on : 2007-11-28
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2008-01-01 / 02:34PM
Yes, hao de .hao ba. hao.meaning are same. They all mean “ok”
Chinese Mandarin :
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2008-01-02 / 05:16AM
ni hao, Benny. xie xie ni for everything.
Chinese Mandarin :
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2008-01-04 / 03:20PM
Ni hao Benny!
I’m new to chinese, wo yao xué Zhongwen!, I started two weeks ago, and I think this is the site I was looking for!
xiè xie!
Chinese Mandarin :
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2008-01-05 / 01:49PM
Ni hao benny
xie xie for this n___n
Chinese Mandarin :
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2008-01-14 / 04:27AM
ni hao benny, xie xie for this lesson, your going to be my best treacher lol
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